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(541) 994-9994 • 540 NE Hwy 101, Lincoln City

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Art piece of a Salmon using the Gyokaku relief printing method

Thanks Be to the Sea

Jan 18 @ 9:00 am

Art piece of a Salmon using the Gyokaku relief printing method

Thanks Be to the Sea

Jan 19 @ 9:00 am

Art piece of a Salmon using the Gyokaku relief printing method

Thanks Be to the Sea

Jan 20 @ 9:00 am

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Thank You First Responders! Breakfast & Lunch

Jan 22 @ 9:00 am

Art piece of a Salmon using the Gyokaku relief printing method

Thanks Be to the Sea

Jan 23 @ 9:00 am

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Did you know?

Our fine art gallery is named after Phyllis (P.J.) Cary Chessman, one of the founders of the Lincoln City Cultural Center. Her parents were the first to develop homesites in Gleneden Beach — in fact, the community named for Phyllis’ sister, Glen Cary Harper.

The Delake School, home to the LCCC, is one of the oldest buildings in Lincoln City. The central entrance and classrooms were built in 1929, with expansions in 1931 and 1957.

The Cultural Center is home to the only public ceramics studio in north Lincoln County. Overseen by Jen Donnell, our studio has wheels, rollers, glazes, tools and three programmable electric Skutt kilns.

Hours

Sunday

9am - 5pm

Monday

9am - 5pm

Tuesday

CLOSED

Wednesday

CLOSED

Thursday

9am - 5pm

Friday

9am - 5pm

Saturday

9am - 5pm

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540 NE Hwy 101
Lincoln City, OR 97367
(541) 994-9994

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